Women can not truly love their husband. Just like lionesses in the wild. The alpha lion gets all sorts of love and service until a bigger alpha rolls around. The lionesses immediately start mating with the new alpha even while he is killing the previous cubs. Thus, they are hard wired to love only the best provider/defender.

Love is a delusion

This answers everything.
This is the reason why there is gold diggers

Love is a game we play with eachother.

sounds like you just got dumped

The typical 'Who hurt you?' fallacy.

When someone tells you stay away from snakes, you don't ask which snake bit you. When a statutory warning about smoking being injurious to health is given, and someone heeds it and avoids smoking, we don't ask him which cigarette gave him cancer.

Irrelevant comment. Stay focus please. We are discussing women and love.

This post was edited by Lasagnacat on May 9 2019 09:09pm

My wife has loved me every day like a thousand years. I have always been as happy as same.

You joined this site to make 4 naive posts in love line. I find it very hard to take you serious.

fuck it dude many male animals, humans included, mate with several females over the course of their lives
this love shit i do not know exactly what you mean by it

Seems like a recipe for a miserable lifestyle if that's what you believe, and the creation of unnecessary trust issues.

Trust women until they prove otherwise. If someone wants to cheat, there's nothing you can do about it if that's how they truly want to operate. In fact, if it happens early, it's really more of a blessing and timesaver for you.

Move on to better things.

If you don't have trust, your relationship will likely run into issues (Course, I'm not advising to ask to get yourself played as a sucker either).

Some of the alpha/beta talk is a little bit misinterpreted.
I feel that some men's definition of an alpha male, isn't even a real alpha male.

Meaning, while confidence, chasing goals, being healthy, etc. are great, there's also other attributes such as empathy, humility, listening, nurturing, etc. and more. Which some men don't even really see as masculine traits, but, they're really key for a successful relationship

This post was edited by GLYC123 on May 11 2019 10:59pm